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Eliminate bridge strikes with Parksafe Group’s award-winning solution!

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Parksafe Group has been manufacturing and supplying a comprehensive range of reliable, cost-effective, and quality assured products for the automotive industry for nearly 40 years.

Specialising in vehicle safety equipment, a closely controlled design process coupled with an in-house research and expert development team has allowed Parksafe Group to remain at the forefront of new product innovation. This has helped the company to establish itself as a leading automotive product supplier.

Parksafe Group caters to international and multi-vehicle fleets, right down to small businesses in remote corners of the globe. The company offers bespoke and tailor-made safety package solutions, depending on customer’s specific requirements.

No strangers to the automotive and commercial sector, after officially launching its ‘Passenger Vehicle Division’ in 2022 Parksafe Group has now firmly established itself in the bus and coach market, counting Islesbus, Bennetts Coaches, Roberts Travel Group, Swans Travel and Stantons of Stoke amongst its existing customers.

Low Bridge Detection System:

Every year large vehicles collide with overhead bridges, research by Network Rail has found that 56% of drivers do not consider low bridges when planning their journey. As a result, these collisions endanger lives, cause disastrous delays on the road and rail networks and cost companies thousands of pounds!

After recognising a gap in the market for this specific type of product, Parksafe Group designed and developed an innovative Low Bridge Detection System (LBDS) – which has already won a number of awards, including the Operator’s Choice Award for routeone‘s 2023 Innovation Challenge.

The Low Bridge Detection System (LBDS) can detect up to 3,750 upcoming low bridges (within the UK and Ireland) by using GPS vehicle location data and geo-fencing. The driver is then alerted via LED-enhanced displays and an audible warning system that automatically activates.

What’s more? The product requires zero driver input. The driver doesn’t need to need to know the height or width of the vehicle as this is all done at the point of installation.

Parksafe Group says that its revolutionary Low Bridge Detection System (LBDS) can be used as a stand-alone product, integrated into the vehicle’s cigarette lighter – meaning costly bridge strikes can be avoided.

For more information, please visit: parksafegroup.com; email sales@parksafegroup.com; or call 01773 746 591

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